historical: kingdom of croatia
you got a few things wrong, first the names:
varazdin - ok - but it was croatian, not hungarian, in fact it was under hungarian occupation only during the war of succesion between 1092.-1102., even the county of medjimurje was under petar kresimirs rule, and that is north of varazdin
krizevci - ok - but why does it contain an island (krk(veglia in italian) perhaps) and thus become a coastal province? same as varazdin, should be croatian in 1066.
zagreb - ok
senj - ok
split - ok, but petar kresimir was king of dalmatia, in fact, there were two important church councils held in split in 1060. and in 1063.
byzantium only regained control of several dalmatian cities during the war of succesion, this happened in 1091. they lost them in 1098. to venice, and kalman, king of hungary, croatia and dalmatia liberated them in 1105.
veglia - italian name for krk which somehow ended up in krizevci county, i suggest 'trsat', too early for 'rijeka'
zadar - ok, but, same as split, was under croatian rule, except it was taken in 1202. by the 4th crusade and handed over to venice after two years of looting
usora - the city of usora in where you marked the rama province, i sugges you rename usora to 'donji krajevi' or 'jajce' since, matijaš korvin founded the duchy of jajce after kingom of bosnia fell to the turks
rama - the city of rama is where you marked the hum province, it might be best to name it 'vrh bosna' or just 'bosna', maybe 'srebrenica' since, matijaš korvin founded the duchy of srebrenica after kingom of bosnia fell to the turks - petar kresimir ruled bosnia, not byzantium in 1066.
hum - name it to 'rama', since hum is in the ragusa province, or perhaps 'visegrad' - petar kresimir ruled bosnia, not byzantium in 1066.
ragusa - your pick, the city of dubrovnik is there, but the rest of the province is the land of hum, and dubrovnik became important in 13/14.ct.
zachlumia - the lands of zahumlje are between the rivers of neretva and cetina, that would place zahumlje in the southern part of the split province, a much better name would be 'duvno', and it should be catholic, since it was the core of croatian catholicism
duchies: if you can rectify this, it would be nice, but it isn't really important, and i suggest a new one
duke of croatia: veglia, senj, zachlumia, usora
duke of zara -> duke of dalmatia: zadar, split, ragusa
duke of bosnia: rama, hum - fits
NEW: duke of slavonia: zagreb, krizevci, varazdin
this was the traditional historic organisation from 13.ct to 1526.
you got a few things wrong, first the names:
varazdin - ok - but it was croatian, not hungarian, in fact it was under hungarian occupation only during the war of succesion between 1092.-1102., even the county of medjimurje was under petar kresimirs rule, and that is north of varazdin
krizevci - ok - but why does it contain an island (krk(veglia in italian) perhaps) and thus become a coastal province? same as varazdin, should be croatian in 1066.
zagreb - ok
senj - ok
split - ok, but petar kresimir was king of dalmatia, in fact, there were two important church councils held in split in 1060. and in 1063.
byzantium only regained control of several dalmatian cities during the war of succesion, this happened in 1091. they lost them in 1098. to venice, and kalman, king of hungary, croatia and dalmatia liberated them in 1105.
veglia - italian name for krk which somehow ended up in krizevci county, i suggest 'trsat', too early for 'rijeka'
zadar - ok, but, same as split, was under croatian rule, except it was taken in 1202. by the 4th crusade and handed over to venice after two years of looting
usora - the city of usora in where you marked the rama province, i sugges you rename usora to 'donji krajevi' or 'jajce' since, matijaš korvin founded the duchy of jajce after kingom of bosnia fell to the turks
rama - the city of rama is where you marked the hum province, it might be best to name it 'vrh bosna' or just 'bosna', maybe 'srebrenica' since, matijaš korvin founded the duchy of srebrenica after kingom of bosnia fell to the turks - petar kresimir ruled bosnia, not byzantium in 1066.
hum - name it to 'rama', since hum is in the ragusa province, or perhaps 'visegrad' - petar kresimir ruled bosnia, not byzantium in 1066.
ragusa - your pick, the city of dubrovnik is there, but the rest of the province is the land of hum, and dubrovnik became important in 13/14.ct.
zachlumia - the lands of zahumlje are between the rivers of neretva and cetina, that would place zahumlje in the southern part of the split province, a much better name would be 'duvno', and it should be catholic, since it was the core of croatian catholicism
duchies: if you can rectify this, it would be nice, but it isn't really important, and i suggest a new one
duke of croatia: veglia, senj, zachlumia, usora
duke of zara -> duke of dalmatia: zadar, split, ragusa
duke of bosnia: rama, hum - fits
NEW: duke of slavonia: zagreb, krizevci, varazdin
this was the traditional historic organisation from 13.ct to 1526.
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) and implement CoA of Slavonia and Dalmatia and thats it.
